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Poster: mondofilm Date: September 29, 2011 03:56:31pm
Forum: feature_films Subject: Re: LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944) PD??

Thank you for the information-

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Poster: oldbones Date: September 29, 2011 05:58:30pm
Forum: feature_films Subject: Re: LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944) PD??

You're welcome.
I forgot to mention previously, check the movie for a proper copyright notice.

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Poster: skybandit Date: September 30, 2011 06:17:25am
Forum: feature_films Subject: Re: LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944) PD??

Exactly. Lack of a proper notice on US films before 1978 means it's PD, no matter what the registration might say. The USCO doesn't check whether renewals are valid or not, since some of their funding has been sent to Afghanistan.

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Poster: Blade_Runner Date: October 08, 2011 05:30:57pm
Forum: feature_films Subject: Re: LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944) PD??

So if you cut out the part of the movie which shows the copyright, is it then PD?

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Poster: garthus Date: October 08, 2011 05:39:39pm
Forum: feature_films Subject: Re: LADY AND THE MONSTER (1944) PD??

Blade Runner,

If the copyright was not renewed it is still in the public domain from 1944; no need to cut out anything.

Gerry

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